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REAL
FOR SALE.

A Building Site Oh NInetAsnth street. east OF M
~; itontAg twenty iest, running 70 alley an eSSSi
width Price $50,
Lot south q No. 2sol Roa ttreet, Price sion
House No 9 South Huron street, ground % Iet
front Price St,200,
g. Acre Farm, four FOomed heyed Ing hou,e
good EIGneTy, coEn.chb, stable, orchard Of LOO tpesS
Station, on Ohio River RAilFoadi can b bought
One Of tho most desirable and substantial mi.
deneeS within the city, situated On northeast cof,
ner Of OhApllne aud Fourteenth streets, h0uSe
Numbered no ohapllRe street; the lot fronts q
one.hIlh cath, balance In equal annual paymebt'
With tntopest PAYABLE annually, Fifteen yea
time given II desired, f
No. ISOTWGllth street, full lot, 90 by 10 zeal. a
ioomed house On ifonh . I IoOmed house Oh
GIley, Prica, 0lbQ1
line o. tho Pu W, q Ky. Railroad, u miles from
Snres otlAndi VIII exchange for desirable city
No u North Front street, ground fronting GO tss,
and running back an equal width 10 liver.
No, Isl South Penn street. q Lx roomed lnme
houSe With stone foundation and basement, VSsh.
feet running back 40 feet Price, S1,eol,
Lot No, l& southwest corner Of Virginia And
South York streets, with part Of lot No. lB6, Ia II
toniing q feet on Virginia street and 40 ie6I %
South York street.
room, Kitchen. Psntry. MLSh,ho1ss Ard Go4l house
three ROOM and hall AaniShed attic, iluminGlnF
gas throughout water on int and third door, i
tide entrGncai ground & feet front, running bIci
as feet; can now be bought for Sl,700
AHore, Harness and Spring Wagon for S7S,
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Ihn SIetI or Steel.

The New York Star, falling in with MI.
Ruskin, who has fallen out with the BIZ
cycle, aavagely remarks: bicycles are in
iernal C~ontriysncea ior the sole d~eleCtatIon
Of certain athletic young men, with snowy
calves and humorous costumes, who insist
upon blowing horns and iarriug Their YER
teblp, when they could get along much
more quietly and comfortably in the ele-
waited or horse cars"
This is evidently the howl Of some dys'
psptc fellow who has tried to ride a
wheel and been worsted in the encounter.
We doubt whether what the Star writer
says is sven true Of New York wheelmen.
1t certainly will not apply to those Of
Wheeling. In this city the wheel Is rid
den by men who do not indulge in "hu.
morous costumes'' and do not pretend to
snowy calves. Indeed 1t has often been
the subject OF comment that some Of them
have the courage to lace the rude gaze Of
an unsympathizlng world, under certain
circumstances beyond their control and
.detrsCting from the symetrical beauty Of
mans anatomy. Horn-blowing Gd nau-
seam we do not hear in Wheeling; and, so
far as wo know, there are no Jared verts-
bro on file.
The bicycle is one Of the triumphs Of
the human mind. 1t Is not only a pleas.
ant diversion to the expert, the cheapest
OF roadsteru and tho best Of heal!h.liits,
but there is nothing like itin all the world
for humbliug pride, For, hath IT not been
written, "prlde goeth before a tsll2" To
zee tho digniied Of the earth taking
"headers'' and %grovellng in the dust with
tho humblest-all on the same common
level, and OF the earth eSrthy-is a beau.
tiiul as we'll "a iorceful reminder Of the
equality OF man.
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ROCHESTER, N, Y, Dec, l6, 1SS5,-Four
years $50 | contracted q hard cold that
settled on my lungs. had q severe chill,
followed by high fever, raging headache,
pain on my lett side over the lung, and
every tines fit Of Coughiugcame on, which
was every few minutes, II was terrible to
bear the pain. Ithoughtit mean an attack
Of pneumonis,..as l went through q two
month siege Of that disease, and 1t came
on lust the same way, As it was night /
thought ] would walt until morning before
sending Tor q doctor. Fortunately, q half
box OF ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs was
found in the possession Of a friend, who
boarded with US. One Of these was put
on my throat; two on my chest, and one
on back over the left shoulder blade. ]
then had q het foot bath, After again
getting into bed, 1t seemed but 3 few
minutes when all my symptoms were re.
lieved the akin became quickly moist ]
coughed only at intervals, and then with
very little effort, and in about an hour
was in q sound sleep, from which I did
not awake until morning. / resumed
business in two days. q. F. FLETCHER.
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BUDGET.

Out Of $40 delegates n the National
Democratic Convention Of next year the
SoutheEp States will have 500.
It IL said that during ita period Of gIoWth
Indian corn draws from the soil thirty
six times its own weight OF water.
An snteIpTiSIng phyaiCian In Australia
adVeItises; u will pay the pAlt the tuner
al expenses In cases where l am not sue
cessiul."
Rich gold mines have been found in
Eastern Siberia, Q few hundred miles from
Yakutsk, extending over q district hith.
erto unexplored,
In . garden at Woodland, Cal, is grow
ing Q clump Of wheat which IL Q curiosity
because OF the fact that l8l stalks have
spread from one kernel oil wheat,
It 10 an interesting fact that every mem
Der Of the recent General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church South, who served
in the war, was strongly In favor 81 union
with the Northern Church,
The price for q license to sell liquor in
Bushnell, Ill, ia $4,000, andyet six saloon
men have applied Tor licenses. This rep
Eesents about Sl2 apiece from every man,
woman and child in the town,
About ten years ago, John R, QuaIlss,
Of Melton, Louisa county, Va, lost his
watch In q field on his farm, and g few
days since plowsd 1t up. It was in good
order and condition, and on being wound
up, ran to perfection.
An aged citizen OF Camden, Me-, tell
OF the time when salmon was so plentiful
and 90 little esteemed that an apprentice
TO any trade had TO sign articles binding
him to eat salmon twice q week and
thought 1t q most dlsagrseable part Of the
nhnkrnnk
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The Pgeaidsu! is not the custodian Of
the aaga captured in the late war. A res
olutioa Of Congress placed them In the
keeping Of the Secretary Of War, and an
act Of Congress is necessary to take them
out Of his keeping, The Secretary OF War
cannot give them away, and the President
has no more authority over them than
any other citizen has.
There Is but one lawful way for the cap
tured flags TO be returned to the States
lately In rebellion, and that way Ia for
Congress TO do 1t II that body shall see 1T.
In his anxiety to mako himself nohd with
the South the President has undertaken q
thing for whiCn there Is no warrant.
From the partisan point Of view we do
not object to this. AIr, Cleveland 10 going
to be renominRted, and his action in tie
matter Of the captured Confederate battle
flags will lose him Thousands Of votes,
There are old soldiers who voted for him
before, who would not touch him now II
he were the only man in the field. There
are Democrats not old soldiers who will
make their resentment felt on election
Io1
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BY the time the tariff laws get through
getting interpreted, there Ia very little left
Of some Of them. Custom House of1Cers
take q whack, and then the courts are
called on to say Whist Congress intended
to do, and how far tho intent was incOm.
patible with the constitutional limitations.
Then the Custom House officers take
hold again, this time to interpret the In
t~erprOtation put upon the law by the
court. Custom House officers have o
weakness for interpreting on the fres trade
side. That Is ths aide which stands ready
to chow Its appreciation Of iavors received
and iavors to come.
A recent decision Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States hes been geized upon
to enable importers to bring in free Of
duty merchandise which Congress intend.
cd to subject to duties that would encour.
age home manufacture. Tho act Of 1883
relating 10 coverings Of packagea was held
by the court to mean what II says: " Nor
shall the value Of the uBuRl and necessary
sacks, crates, boxes OF covering Of any
kind DO estimated as part Of their value in
determining tho amount OF dutiou for
which they (the goods) are table,.
Tho Appraiser OF New York interpreted
this to mean, not only the rough boxes in
which opera glsBses were imported, but
the leather cases which form an essential
part Of tho opera glSs. Of commerce. So
OF spsCtaCles and tho cases In which they
.arO cold. For the sake Of evading the
duty, fine leather wrappers wero put on
cutlery, passed duty free and then 70.
moved to be soldsspArately at$l 5Oapipce.
It Is stated as an actual fact that the caEes
were worth more than the cutlery they
covered, These eVASiona Of the law arc
made possible BY ColluAion with the Gus.
tom House officers, who interpret q iudi.
ciRl Interpretation Of an set Of Congress,
aud always take care 10 get on the free
trade Bido.
TheOo shrOwd practices materially re.
ducO the msAurO Of protection to Amerl.
can nduBtrlOu as intended by Congress.
Tho rate Of duty doOS not insure protec.
ton to an equivalent dOg,Oe, when i'm.
porteTS and custom houSO oflcers combine
to weaken aud break down tho barriers.
sutOly Congress 10 not impotsnt to give
to American industry thu protection
which II desires that industry to have,
and II ought 10 perfect the customs laws
90 that thSy cannot bs nulliasd by any
Collusion Whatsoever, II importers will
swear ialuOly and Custom House oiiCeta
help them to cover their fraud, punish.
men! should DO swift aud BurO and al.
ways commemorate with the Ofrsnso.
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nu,Ine.. M ClerL nook,, omrO

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord q deed made March q, by Junius A,
Curtis and wife to Arnold Lawton, In CON.
alteration Of $50, for one aero Of ground In
the town Of West Liberty.
Also q deed made June 10 by Elizabeth
Chriatman and Henry, her husband, and
others, to Louis Holman, in consldera.
ton Of $l,15O, for the interest OF the par.
ties Of the arst part In lot 2 in John Nc.
Lures addition, fronting % feet on Main
street.
AlGo a deed made May 81 by Ellie NJ.
Russell and Robert B. Woods, trustee, to
Daniel Shriver Russell, in consideration
Of $l,50O for lot / lying west Of the Nation.
al road, 4 miles east Of Wheeling.
Robert Taylor was appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate Of William Taylor, de.
ceased, and gave bond in the sum Of $500,
with John j. Jones as surety.
The lRot will and teetRment OF Eirone.
mus Wagner, deceased, was admitted 10
probate and ordered to be recorded. An.
gust Bsltz 10 named 90 executor.
Two marriage licenses were issued.
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SUPREME COURT OF AppEA1s.
The Gases Disposed Of at Yesterday Fore
uoonIs Session.

moons session,
This court met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday,
withal the Judges present, and transact.
cd the following business:
Nancy Pegrim vs., ]. g. stortz, appeal
aud supersedeag, from Mason county con.
tinued.
Barbour, stedmGn & Herod, Va. W. H.
Tompkins, appeal and eupersedeas, from
Ksnawhs county; submitted.
Kellsm, for use OF Pinney, We. D. O.
ssyre, appeal and supeTsedeas, from Ma.
son county; continued.
Peter 3. Couch Va. T. F. Eastman, sp.
peal and supersedeas, from Mason county;
submitted.
City Of Charleston va. Elk River, ap.
peal and supersedeas, from KanawhR
county; dismiRssd on motion Of appellant.
Pauline va. Reed, appeal and supsrae.
IDEAS, from KanaWha county; dismissed on
motion Of appellant.
Hite's executor vs.. Grove ct al, appeal
from Jefferson county; dismissed on me.
ton Of appellant.
l. NJ. Wade, Of BrRxton county, was ad.
mitted to practice in this court on motion
Of W. j. w. Oowden.
Adjourned till l0A. NJ. to-day.
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The nMAid Of tho Mist" now running In
and under, around and about Niagara
Falls, has increasing numbers oil passOn.
pera every day, who, clad Ia oil Bklns, and
All huddled together on the forward deck,
present a oomical sight, though the Jour.
nSy 10 somewhat dangerous.
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TRUsrER's SALE.
TRTsTEE,s SALE OF LEATHER.

TRUSTEEnS SALE OF LEATHER.
WOOD PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a deedot trust made BY NArglptta
= hsGS9e WIZ s Sses5 IN, h n Issi G sNd 3 l1SSSInS
In the once Of the Clerk oil the County Cour Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust book
No, II, page! 6ls IShal sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1857,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front doc,
O. the ceur! House q S,ta SoSn!y, NE following
parcel Of land on Wheeling creek In said Ohio
county, bounced and described Is follows, viz;
Beginning Of q stake on the banks OF Wheeling
GEse5 II tna , wv lIeP p,ynsd az SSoS %i,i IGnSe P POSaS,
and afterwards by. Beverly NJ. Eon IN trust ioi
Helen q, the vile Of John T. GllchfIt which
Stake Is corner OF Eald land; thence 70, With and
rom said hedge Sorta ~ east 6glog poles 70
land held In tIuStR S Aforesaid for Helen O,GilChttIti
and thence down said crock with the meauded
thereof 70 $500 poles 70 the beginning, contain.
ing four sore, th.Se too of,S a a1f inl'ty,tTo PG.chss
interest Of said parties Of the a1t part in aud 10 the
creek where Il bindH or bounds said land, being the
same property conveyed 70 SAID, hafRRrelA q,
McCahe By y. I. Hoge, trustee, BY deed dated Nay
u, 1871, and oil record In said CLERKS once III deed
Title Il Believed TO DO perfect, but selling q
trustee ! shall only convey such title ~ Is vested
In me Sy said DECD o. t[nSt; :,
money, n q much more ~ the purchaser may
elect TO pay. In cash on the day Of sale, tho residue
In two equal tngtAllmentS ut one aud two yGarl 70.
gpeCtivelY, with interest from day Of sale, the pur'
chRbeT 10 give notes Tor the deferred i%uStAllnela
With security approved by the trustee, aud the
titlo 10 be retained until payment in full, or, al the
option oil the purchaser, q deed Of trust To- DO given
upon the property 70 secure the deferred iEstAll'
w HAHN. AuoiiSneef.
Tho undersigned desiring that tho property
above mentioned may sell for a much a. possible,
agree 10 unto with tho trustee In . deed % The
mXi1 n. d MoCARE.
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FOR RENT.

Two room, on ast aOOr, No, uss Chapans street.
Natural Gas,
No iii EoS street, Q rooms, Sl2M a month,
No l0l Fifteenth street, Sl400 = month.
storeroom southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Store Room, No; ass Main street, with natural
gAs, 30 % Q month.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real ntate Agent Collector and Notary Public,
les OHHcI. No. 1912 MARKET ST.
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DIED.

HOWELL On ThuIdRy, June 10, 1887 at $3.50 P.
NJ, ELIZA HOW'LL, Of heart disease, in the 10th
year Of her age,
Funeral will take place on Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock, from Gs Twenty second street. Inter.
mnrt Al PenInuIa oemeteFv.
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, June 8,
1887, Of st. Matthias Episcopal Church, Phila'
B06ER, OF Lebanon, Pa, to Z. SALoNE BUR.
OLSON, Of West Virginia,
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SALE,

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY Sophia
Catherine Frank aud John Frank, her husband, 70
3. G. Barr % trustee, bearing date on the 10th day
Of January, 1854, and recorded In the ofiCe Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
and by virtue Of an order Of tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, Part ], made April n, 1887, SubStE
tuting me RS trustee for 4, q. Barr, o deceGted,
| shall sell at public auction Ut the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, In Wheeling, W,
On
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SPECIAL MOTIONS.

F11Hi-Aii Eit stopped ltO8 b. b, MihSS 6tOSi
Nerve RNt0tof, No Fiu Ailaf Afit days uba, Ma.
VolOuA 0ufOA Treatise aud N,6 thai bottle tfOo "A
FiIoASlA lind tapt, KllnA II Arch sta PhllL u
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Denver d 10 have a new hotel at a cost
Of 9ll9O0O00,
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CHINA, GLASS AND oUFFNswARB,
TRAYRLERS' GUIDE,

a RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAiN5-on and after May %, lEs7-KxPI4-
NATION OF REGERRNCZ MARKS, tDGIly. tSunday
excepted. MONDAY excepted Eastern STANDARD
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commencing al 10 O'Clock A. n, the following do.
scribOd properly, that Is 70 say: The south one.
east side Of Main street Ia the sixth ward Of
Wheeling, W. Va, aud running back from aid
street with an even twenty-five Ieet 10 width 10 tho
alley at the east end Of said lot, together with the
lot and all the privileges and RppurtCnRnces there.
unto belonging, being the same property conveyed
" said Sophia Catherine FfauE BY tho Peoples
Bank BY deed o. tame date ~ this said deed Of
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TERxs or sAIE-one.thIrd Of tho purchase
money, or Hs much more rs the purchaser may
elect 70 pay, cA6h In hand on the day Of sale, and
any residue In three equal instalments payable In
ak, twelve and eighteen months from the day Of
sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser 10
give his notes for the deferred ilitAlmenA and 10
secure the same by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty and Insurance policy upon the building 10 The
Of tho trustee,
Title believed good, but selling a. trustee shall
convey only such title Is % veAtOd In me by The
above mentioned deed.
W H uA11rp Ann.inn,n I: onl4H NH
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go We NehtNTVhut
BellAlSoy 4 Zeheaville Through Passenger leaves
Bei!Aif0 ht Sitga, m arrives a. BellAlfo At 4 p. m,
WOOdth0ld Passenger leaves BolI6ifo Al iS6 n,
M, RtriVCaa q BellAlfp al $50 q, m.
butnnetheld Accommodation leaves HollAiro al
100 p, m, arrives al BellAifo al i0.lS a., m,
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CoMM1ss1oNRR,s NOTICE
COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

KA,aCMNs

william A. Carter In his own right In ohAnOcy.
and ~ administrator o.. i, II, y,
EnFtnF. dhNna1nd aud nIhOt6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

WYE STILL OFFER THE GREAT
w lnducemint 70 men who want employ,
melt. Call Ct l1T Main street. lRlfV
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A Successful sale.

The clearing sale ct II. J. Gillens, begun
just after the Fourth, has been great sue
cess. In spite of the intense heat, sales
have been large-very much better than the
house had reason TO expect under the cir
cumstances. That it will be rush when
the heat moderates Is certain.
The ability of the house to offer bargains
is unquestioned; the fact that this is done
every day is also unquestioned and that
money can be saved on all seasonable good.
by purchasing at Gllen's now is fact daily
demonstrated to hundreds of buyers
This sale is Of all seasonable dry goods
and boots and shoes. 1t is sale of goods
you need now and will need for months to
come. The goods are standard and just as
claimed. There is no reason for clearing
them out save desire to make room for
early fall purchases soon to come in. The
prices have been reduced to do this and do
it quickly. If you want bargain there.
fore, in any seasonable line of goods, you
will call nor at Gillens and get what you
want and need.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING.

Board met half an hour after schedule
time; the roll was called and the minutes
read and approved. Supervisor Hickck, of
the claims committee, presented report,
recommending the payment OF pay roll OF
expenses of the recent special election,
which the clerk read, and on motion of sup.
ervisor Fades, the amounts were allowed,
and the clerk instructed to draw orders for
the same, by suspension of the rules. On
motion of supervisor Hickok, the supervis
ors we're allowed 81 80 each for posting
election notices at the recent special election
A petition of the Wallace highway com.
missioners was received, stating that bridge
over Buck Creek WAS necessary, that they
hadnt money enough, and asking for an ap
preparation of little over $500 to meet the
agreement to pay half the expense, Re
ferred to road and bridge committee.
A petition from the Rutland highway com.
missioners was received, stating that the
former appropriation Of 5000 for defray.
ing half the expense Of bridge over the
Fox river at Dayton was not enough and
asking for $500 more Referred
4 petition was received from eX-deputy
sheriff Thos. J. sheehan, presenting an item
lied claim of SOTO for services and expen
SEES, the claims being endorsed by ex-sherih
Milligan. motion was made to settle the
bill, but Doc Norton objected lie thought
that both Mr. Milligan and MIR Sheehan had
undoubtedly gotten enough to pay them for
Their services, and be objected to paying
the any more. On motion Of supervisor
Ea ie.. the matter was referred to the judic
larry committee DO ri then journe un.ii
Thur day morn ng.
Concluded on las, page.
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TUESDAY MORNING.

The Tuesday morning meeting was called
to order by the chairman at nine o'clock.
The roll was called and the minutes read
and approved. Reports Of standing COM
mittees were then called for. and chairman
Lewis, Of the judiciary committee, reported
the bond Of Wright Adams, as county treas.
urer, recommending its approval. The bond
was read by the clerk, and on motion the
report Of tho committee was accepted, and
the bond approved. Petitions were then
read and referred. as follows:
Petition of Randall Castle TO have refunded
a sum of Sc SO which he had paid on tax
sale certificate. Petition of W. U. Tel. Co
for abatement Of tax on poles, wires, &c
claimed to be unfairly assessed Petition Of
John Finn for abatement of tax on certain
live stock. All referred to committee on
Attachments.
Board then adjourned to Wednesday
morning,